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What command is used with file named 'letter' to remove the executable permission from the user and assign read permission to the group and others?

chmod go + x, u - x letter
chmod g - x, uo + r letter
chmod go + r, u + x letter
chmod u - x, go + r letter
None of the above

Correct Answer: chmod u - x, go + r letter

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